As Grant rumbled downfield, USC running back Woody Marks bear-hugged him and successfully pried out the football. The cerebral play gave the Trojans a first down on the Michigan 27-yard line—which they eventually parlayed into a touchdown to cut the Wolverines' lead to three.

A brilliant play turned a USC turnover into Trojan football in the quarter on Saturday at the Big House. Quarterback Miller Moss fumbled the football and Kenneth Grant recovered it. However, the 6-foot-3,

Woody Marks reflects on his journey and aims to carve out his legacy at USC after a stellar time at Mississippi State.

USC Trojans running back Woody Marks ripped a 65-yard run towards the end of the third quarter that brough them down to the Michigan 2-yard line. It was the lon

The TD was USC's second of the third quarter after the Trojans trailed 14-3 at halftime. Michigan's only points of the third quarter came on a pick-6 by cornerback Will Johnson.

These are the kind of plays that earn you the respect of your teammates and coaches. At a pivotal point in the game — down 10 with less than three minutes to go in the third quarter, USC running back Woody Marks wrestled the ball away from a Wolverines defender to save what would've been a massive

USC Trojans running back Woody Marks reveals the message from the USC coaching staff ahead of the programs first regular season matchup vs. the Michigan Wolverines since 1958.